Poster Abstract: Scheduling Dynamic IoT Task Graphs

Scheduling a given graph of tasks on a processing network has been a topic of interest and has been extensively studied, including for IoT applications. However, scheduling a series of task graphs that arrive at different time instances is still under-explored. We discuss this problem and introduce two approaches for it: Residual and Cumulative. We demonstrate using two subtle examples that both approaches face performance challenges.

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2025-05-04
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3715014.3724039
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Optimization and Search Problems
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Poster Abstract: Scheduling Dynamic IoT Task Graphs

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Abstract

Scheduling a given graph of tasks on a processing network has been a topic of interest and has been extensively studied, including for IoT applications. However, scheduling a series of task graphs that arrive at different time instances is still under-explored. We discuss this problem and introduce two approaches for it: Residual and Cumulative. We demonstrate using two subtle examples that both approaches face performance challenges.

University of Southern California (US), Loyola Marymount University (US)
University of Southern California, Army Research Laboratory
Openalex Percentile: Top 18%
Optimization and Search Problems
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